Welcome to a riveting episode of Open Diaries where we sit down with Eloise Hall, the formidable co-founder and managing director of TABOO. Dedicated to eradicating period poverty, Eloise's story speaks volumes about the power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship.With a degree in Business and International Relations from Flinders University, an extensive background in hospitality, and numerous accolades to her name, Eloise has journeyed through the highs and lows of starting a social enterprise with unwavering tenacity. She's turning the tables on menstrual stigmas, and sparking meaningful conversations about periods, all while bridging societal inequalities.Join us as we delve deep into Eloise's life - her unique upbringing, the initial challenges she faced when kickstarting TABOO, and the surprising ways naivety played a part in her success. We celebrate her recognition as Westpac's Social Change Fellow and EY's National Entrepreneur of the Year in 2023 and more.Furthermore, we explore Eloise's personal philosophy on finding happiness, maintaining life's balance, and driving lasting, structural change. Tune in for an episode brimming with wisdom, resilience, and the audacity to effect real social transformation.If this episode resonates with you, consider sharing it with a friend or a loved one. Your support allows us to continue shedding light on incredible stories like Eloise's. Subscribe to Open Diaries for more inspirational conversations that leave you reflective, informed, and motivated.